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draybar
at Sat Jul 26 14:29:30 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by draybar ]
>>I hatched this guy out a few weeks ago. When it first hatched, it looked anery but had odd coloring at the neck. So, I put it aside to see post shed. After it shed, it lightened to a dark brown/black, still with the light colors at the neck, so not an anery. A few weeks later, it is lighter, but is it just a normal? I have never seen a normal hatch out as dark as an anery.
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looks like a normal to me
one of the things I look for when picking hatchling okeetees is ones that look like anerys. The darker they are as hatchlings the better they seem to look as adults.
This, like most observations aren't always right but it does seem to be the case more often then not.
So, I would bet that little snake is going to be a very good looking adult.
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